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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

V
throus h trains will leave Grand Central Depot
- Rochester Express. through drawingroon casW
Albany Troy, II. Adams. Rouses Pt and syracuse -.
$500 a M The Limited" with dining cars, stopping -
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara talt
Erie Ciev and Toledo arriving AZ Chicago 9oo M
ioSoa M Chicago Express drawinsrOom cars to Canaan
Iiso a M. Western New.York and Northern Express
$50 D. m Albany Troy and Utica Express with drawing
'V 81 n M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
and st. Louis Express, win aeepngcsts
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit CnS
cavo and st LOuia Dinin>c New-lork 20 Albany. -,
$50 D. m Montreal Express with sleeping " Aohte
Runs TO Utica stopping nc principal stations ,c.io
No. H. Special sleeper arrives Rochester J: ~ q m, bunAsS
0S5 a. ~ and Gle selsnd 1910 p IN. ne1t day. p.n.s.
ter buffalo Niagara Fas Cleveland Toledo DetIo. ~
Chicago Slsepn gears Waterfowl via Utica daily 81
cept SATURDAY also 20 Auburn. Geneva and Cansnaasu~
Cyl is D. ~ Night Express with seepngears 70 Aeany
and Troy with tho morning trains for me -
and for the North except saturday nigih A. p.,,~rv
Tickets sale ~ Grand Central Depot, NO psss
Place ll3 broadway, Harlem Depot l16uase ana
Wescots Expres. Onees parx r.es Nsvs
York; 1888 Washington and 7S0 Fulton ss- sfo'kVn so@
lions II, drs ing. and eeepnxc CO:
procured at amy ticket on1ces II 30 "'h~A SAAS
533 Washin gton-st. Brooklyn. 49,. ....a.x..
Baggnxc called tor checked from rSsaencc a..asv
imrsS , unts IVY HENRY MON kTE-a
"a. tsudent General PasssDge rAgee
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST.
II ERN RAILROAD, SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN

IL EKN KAILKOAD, bHUKIEsT LINE BtTWEtA
NETWORK AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHEA
Depots in New York foot Of Barclay and chrstopsr 20.
oa Daily except Sundays. Buffalo an Oswego Expreb
for Water Gap stroudsbure scranton Bnghenon Ell MR.
Bath. Buffalo Syracuse 0swego, Greeue Orort Norslcn
Utica connect at Scranton for Pttst,n, Wkesbarre Dat
VILE and Northumberland at owegs for ithaca AMI atss'
p m Bnshamton and Emira Express for Water Gsa
anton Owego AMI Elmra connects
ton Tor Plttston Kin sston, Wllkesblrre &C.
p. m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for strouisonrs
Scranton BiBghamou. Owego Elmira Corntny Bath. Way
land Buffalo &c, arriving In t,ufao 1:2oA m. -
D. m Bualo and Oswego Express for stroudsOurs
Scranton Bnghamton Cortlandt Syracuse Osweg1 Greene
Oxford Norwich. Utica and Rchned springs Connects
intermediate stations except ssucs
DAYS Connects Buffalo with for all points West
checked ut 2S5 Broadway ana
Westcott Express offices New.York and Brooklyn.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The engraved certificates for preferred stock Of
THE LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY,
by nadvertence not conforming to the
res Of the stockholders and Board OF Directors
,hozng the same such has suspended
until the correction OF the plate Is made.
The corrected certificate. which alone will be delivery
the stock Exchange will be ready for issue and after Mon
day March 1887 when the certificates heretofore delivered
can DO exchanged.
Central Trust Company Is prepared to stamp the
standing certificates for the preferred stock thus making
them good delivery.
I. NJ scHwAN. Secretary
NKw.YoRK. March IA, 1887.
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Musical instruction.
TDIANO.

DIANO SINGING
l. VIOLIN
ORCHESTRAL SCHOOL. HARMONY
ELOCUIIOE. ................ MODENN LANGUAGES.
DRAWING and PAINTING
UNEQUALLkU ADVANTAGES At the
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
EAST l4IH.ST. doors east OF 0th.ave.
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POENS:

COLLINSIA VERNA. BY 7. Hampstead. Illustrated
by w. ii. Gibson;
THE DEATH OF WINTER BY Robert Barns Wilson;
HoRsECHEsTNUTs: a Fancy. BY NJ. G. Van Rens
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LET AUTHORS MEND OLD SHOES,

Arthur VfzeteuVs Letter 10 The london Standard .
As regards the question OF secret profits, think mat
II one publisher thanks TO the experience and special
knowledge he has acquired in his business Is able TO
produce any given book at less cost than another pm
Usher he has right 10 reap the benefit Is he 10 give
bis time and experience the OF his brains. merely
for the sake OF predetermined pros it H. moreover
ridiculous TO suggest that publisher should be bound
10 expose his private affairs author who may have
nm iniinitesima interest in his business.
Whatever feeling may exist between authors ana
publishers the course pursued by Mr.. Besant Is not
likely to remove il. He viii not make matters more
pleasant by regang aspiring authors with such aitak
rs books that carry risk royalties OF trthrec per
cent sales of 10000 copies. and profits OF not only
hundreds but thousands OF pounds. Instead OF
circulating such inflated figures Mr.. Besant had
far better advise those struggling malcontents 70
and take TO mendng old shoes ike Count
fosto They would ind il more profitable IN the long
run world would be spared some shoals OF bad novels
and publishers would length be able TO call their time
their own and to take occasional holiday When Mr.
BesaBts dream has become realized and that mighty so
ciety does It's own publishing, 1t VIII know the truth
about publishers profits; let us hope it will be spared
their losses
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INSTITUTION.
Yonno Meu-Country,

For Boys and Young Men-country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK- ON.THE
IL HUDSON PREF srstoIy and business for ssntienen
Graduating course tes twelve teacherA Enter aahy
time hend iof eA''%y v. H. BANIsTER. A. NJ Principal
CHORTLIDGES Media Academy.-$l25
- quarterly students admitted AT elasnsd AZ
doube rooms heated by steam hne college
iish busincss and engineering courses sWIIHiN u
KEoETIIDGE A. y. A. NJ. (Htrvard) Media, rem.
WORKERS ON THE HUDSON.-A family
school for desirable boys little boys andhose going from
home for the especially soced; not cheap uu.
gennne and thorough backward boys and SUI
dents coached summer and winter. THEO r. LElOhioN
Italy.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
FLORENCE. ITALY
Two Boston hal several years OF experience
I'm life Will open school In Florence italy the com
inr autumn Miss Isabella q. Taylor. graduate OF Snhm
College will OF the English Department. anu WIZ
be assisted OF native French German ana lha
feachers Tie viii be procured Tor vocal mus,
the pano mandolin and other Instruments instruction gwen
in painting life copying from galleries. also modens
Stuents prepared smith college which receives
semen Moihers aowed Join the school with their daugh
ters lady Will leave America In september 10 cohuucs
pupils 10 Italy further particulars address
PuPA' w ' MISS ISABELLA q. TAYLOR,
T. o. BOX, 5.Os3 Boston. Mass.
References E. L. Hale. d. d.. Pres L. Clarke seeye
Northampton, MASS
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Art Schools-City.

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER
W. will resume her classes from November 2, In
DRAWING, OIL AND WATERCOLOR PAINTING
still lc flowers and landscape,
China painting and decoration.
STUDIO......No IL EAST 20IHST.
References:
Mr.. D. Huntington President National Academy OF Design
MI William Hart. ~ A.; MT James NJ. Hart v. A.;
Mr.. David Johnson NJ A.
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Professional.
Grtursions.
TIE NEW lime
Bctwccn SEW-YORk. PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT CONFRONT,
AMI TILE nnuIH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
on and after oct l3 1886 EXpr0Ss Tor Cape Charles Oh
Ioni Coniort and Norfolk Vi. the NcwloTk Ihadcph'
NtIoik filiCsd NgVCs lurflNaia Inlit atlnn
New.York :. ~ daily arriving at CAPE Charles 500
A. m daily Old Point Comfort 6sb Horiok e45 u m
SIceping flroulh from Nov.lor Il Cape Charles.
Tickets and GoCpnl bebs can be secured at Tie Ticket
al the Penney is anla IL DiOao Company. oo..-
II. W. DUNE. IL H. CcohF-.
Superintendent GEM fas- ahd q friElt .rht
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Business Cbautes.

EOR SALE IMMEDIATELY.-O account Of
engaging IN other business AprI 49, wersia1 ished
aud cream business. Tot u IT.
value a bargain. For particulars AL itc-s T. o. IoA Jsv
Middle oW ~ y =. Vi calI a D Inn irc BO,k
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM

u PANf.
The msotng Of the of Union
Railway Company Tor the choice OF directors for the
year and the Of any other business which
before tho meeting viii held
a fremont Boston, Wednesday tho Both day Of
March next, al 10 o'clock Al
Transfer books Will be closed March q.
will be ask cd 10 vote the following
ton 10 amend The by.laws:
Articles 81 Consolidation, itN
Voted That Section Article DO amended by inserting
IN inc second words "thc Wednesday
instead Of tho wods Wednesday March"
CHARLES y. ADAMS
President
HENRY MCFARLAND, secretagE
bsston, Feb 70, lee7.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.

Far Roston Providence aud al Eastern potsea 49,
sseamers will leave pte4 no. 81 North hver On
above CanaIst. At m daily Ntcept sunday: Asus
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Diui6en0 Nolires.

OYrIcY op TIM OsTanfo SILVER MIsING CoMrANY MftI~l
HtifHING 10 BRnAp-sr. NTW-No tK. March ~ lS~7.}
nINlDkND No. 100 he regular monthly
~ dividend On PER share Ia. been declared Tor
February payable Office oi Tho company.
CO. ~ at The Transfer SeWloI tho 3ist lst
TRAINER books ciOse The 18th INST
LOUNsBLRY & co. Transfer Agenf-
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A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP

Sailing every twelve for Venezuela. r. A. and the
island OF Curacao ". a0ori an nnequnoi opportunity 10
thoae 10 a short ago TO the tropics
These American ships specially built for tho tfai" are pro
ydd with ever, modern appliance for Tie safety. 'uNrnn'
and comfort passengers TIE round IMP - nhio IN i"ui
weeks Passage. $lii For particulars apply 10 ,,-r
General ManAssrs II Mall-st-
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72l = miles. 447 miles.
11G8l2 miles.
Lease Of the TEXAS MEXICAN RAILWAY

1,1GSi2 miles.
Lease the TEXAS MEXICAN RAILWAY.
Laredo Corpus Christi Harbor. l65 miles
together with Of the Texas Mexican Railway Com
pany bonds ofa total issue OF $l3S000 bonds and
537a said Texas Mexican Railway shares tout OF total
$4,000 sheres and Its interests In s2lSOOO bonds Oh
the Corpus Christi Diego Grando Railroad Com
pany by underlying lien said Texas Mexican
Railway OF a total issue OF $500 900 bonds
issue OF OF fortyyear six per cent gold
bonds be made by the Company and be secured
by mortgage upon all above-described railroad and
property that to be constructed and acquired out OF the
proceeds OF such issue (Which be increased by add
tapal OF million approved by the Mexican Ma
Construction Company. and severaly by majority In
the second Of the income bonds TO be
by SAID Company and also by the pledge OF the
proceeds of million Mexican dollar subsidy tparty
earned partly Mexican Govern
Tho bonds may be paid OF in whole through sclec
by drawngs part at par. tho duo date OF any
coupon after six months previous notice. at by draw
Ing when aforesaid subsidy be available
therefor Further details and tho made for tho
plcaton the proceeds will fully appear
by the 81 Attn 5h 9h and lh articles OF said Reorganza
ton Plan.
The Mexican concession Intended to be transferred
Company ninety nine from September b.
1850 Will be from Chapter L. Article of said con-
oession.
OF the $40 coo offered 80 600 600 have been
accepted construction company payment OF rolling
equipment The unssued balance Of 81 10000 Tor
00O suthorzed TO be held In or possible
future requirements
completion the gap in the main line from tho City OF
Mexico Laredo will greatly shorten the distance by rail-
road between the cities OF Mex. CO and New-York.
Tho earnings % the Mexican National Railway. composed
sections amounted according to the books OF
company for the year 1885, about $32OOOo gross
year 1850 10 about $j0OO00 gross The CON-
pany that net earnings have been expended upon
the property for construction and betterments
The proceeds Of the bonds not TO be at tho disposal OF
tho new company until tho acquisition Of tho title TO tho
described railroad and property and the execution and
Of the 20 be "a the above men,
TONED ISSUE all OF which satisfactory 70 C. C. Bea'
man. ESD OF Mcssrs Eyarts. Choate Bcaman. or other
counsel
Tho junior securities aa stock which the Mexican National
Railroad Company proposes 10 ISSUE at present
sl2lG5O0O six per cent Second Mortgage. Series
Bonds.
sI2le5.oO0 SIX cent Second Mortgage, Series
Bonds.
5000 900 per cent Third Mortgage Income Bonds
sg3.35O. 900 stock.
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BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn.
HrI'HE CRITTENDENn
Il PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGAKTEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
at 81 HCks-st. cor Pineappie-st.
hissH. ~ WHtLLEh Principal. ioI DE past eight
las been IL charge Of Of the primary In
IsokeI Cole Institute ILiId legns February
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MEXICAN NOTES. PART /.
(FRoM Ell PAso TO THE CITY OF MExICo)
BY Charles Dudley Warner
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Aneiion Sales.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. = George
~ Geoehegan, Auctionoer. viii sell on MARCH 30 at II
M ss3 lOtnave the household anu liquor store.
furniture and nNtures mortgagod Dy William & Henry
Hughes TO OTOnneI, Tighe C 90.
JOHN q. II. MEYERS Attorney for Mortgagee
OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. JOHN c.
~ LYST Auctioneer will sell this day March ~ 1887 az
Brewery OF George Ehret east between 30 and %
ayes at forenoon lot OF bar fixtures and furniture.
LOUIS LEUBUSCHER. Attorney Tor Mortgagee.
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tflueitnl Inetrrmcnte

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IA uprirht and square pianos OF make, which we're
specially selected and only used ny TIE artists Of the Metro
roan Cuera House Company during the past opera season,
viii be sold liberal reduction from our regular prices
flANoe io" WILLIAM KNABE CO.. Il2 5th.ayN
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Subscribers option OF raylng up full. under dis
at The rate OF per cent
Holders existing First Mortgage bonds Of the Mex
lean National Railway Company have preferential right TO
aoments OF The bonds offered in proportion to their
ent holdings
allotment II made the deposit VIII DO returned
without deduction where less amount allotted than
applied Tor balance the deposit VIII applied
payment of the amount allotment Allotment viii DO
made a. practicable after March - Default In pay
men Of any usAlmont falls Will render the pro
vious payments liable 10 forfeiture.
sop viii be issued eHchaugeable for
frs. being payable l. 1855 about December l.
next aud interest tho instruments will DO paid by the
railroad company until December at the rato OF per cent
pa
the bonds being Issued the amount paid
under subscription to this issue viii DO returned
a simultaneous issue Of these bonds will be
made by nEssRs. MATuRsON a. CO., LON
DON, aud MEssRs. wERTHEIM g. COM
PERTH AMSTERDAM, agents of MEssRs.
uATHEsON 81 co, LONDON.
Copies OF tho Reorganization Plan Of october 10 1886 and
OF tho Of September ~. $780, and form
of scrip inspection with and propectuses and
forms OF application be obtained Of
SPEYER & CO.,
Mills Building
NETWORK. March is. 1887
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DETERMINATION OF THE PHILADEI-
~ PHiA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY
and shareholder who have not deposited
deposit them until WEDSksDAY, MARCH III fss7 bv the
payment OF a PENALTY or ONE PER CENT u,on he
value OF the securities and will he furEer ne
mitted 70 deposit them until THURSDAY MARCH 81 1887
CENT. - ~" 1850
The General Mortgage Bonds to DO deposited with
Messra DREXEL CO.. and all other eecurilies with
MessrA BROWN BROTHERS 4 CO. "''A
JOHN B GARRETT
Chairman Reconstruction Trustees
Dep0sits VIII be received IN New-York General
gage Bonds by Messrs. DREXEL MORGAN a co and
other securities BY Nsssrs BROWN BROTHERS 4 co.
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ITO BE READY AT NOON.
HARPER's MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL, 1887.
voL "a. No AAs,.
CONTAINS.
FRONTIsPIECE: CORPSE-WALK PIT.
ILLUSTRATION FOR Spring HAvEN.D
From drawing by Alfred Parsons;
THE SOUTHERN GATEWAY OF THE ALLIE
GHANIES
CHATTANOOGA
BY Edmund Kirke. Richly illustrated by Howard Pyle
and Harry Fem;
THE COMEDIE FRANCHISE.
By Theodore Child With Eighteen Illustrations;
THROUGH THE CAUCASUS. PART I.
BY Ralph Meeker. Illustrated by F. D. Miet
SPRINGHAVEN. PART Kill
(CoNCLUsIoNJ
BY r. d. Blackmore Illustrated by Barnard and Parsons
APRIL HOPES. PART I'LL
Byw D. Howells;
NARKA. PART Nv.
By Kath cen O'Mera
THE STUBBLEFIELD CONTINGENTS
Georgia Story. BY r. NJ. Johnston. Illustrated
by Kemble;
BACK FROM THE FROZEN POLE.
A Short Story. BY Ellen l.. Dorsey;
MEXICAN NOTES. PART ].
fFRoM EI PAso To THE OITY OF MEXICo)
BY Charles Dudley Warner;
HOW WORKiNGMEN LIVE IN EUROPE AND
AMERICA.
By Lee Meriwether;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

plan for the Reorganization OF the Mexican National
Railway Company dated October To- 1885, having been ap
proved with almost entire unanmiy by the and
foreclosure OF the first mortgage being
progress corporation called tho Mexican National
RaoA COMPANY has been organized under the lawson Col
oado contemplated by said plan Of reorganization
property Of the Old Company intended to be acquired
plan by the Company and to be mortgaged
rs hereinafter stated is as follows
Con. Uncon.
structed. structed
MAIN LINE
From Mexico City to Laredo, on
United States frontier 4o7 miles. 1872 miles
BRANCHES
Acambaro, via Morelia to PATTI
cuaro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95 miles
Eel salto and Cintura. .......... 54iomiles
Matarnoras .................... 10
sabinas Coal Road 10 miles
l,m m
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.


w ". Y c. and II. r. r. Co, lessee.
Trains leave West 42dst station follows aud Is mnutsa
earlier from foot OF Jayst. North River.
Detroit and Chicago, 1855 a IN. .e:o5. 1s:l5 .. m
Utica Syracuse. Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 3;l5. 1855 a. M. 'G05. <s:l5 p
Highland Kingston, saugerties Catskiil Albany 3lx
'7:l5 '955 1880 m. 800 .6O5. .sl5 m 1850,
Cranston's, West Point Cornwall Newourg 1918, 'l:iA
1888 .Ol5. IL so a. No. 400 800. sis D and cot
p. m Cranston's. Cornwall. Newhurg.
For Montreal and Canada East. 6O5 m; ,...
Hamilton London. 1855 m. $685. $40 p MI Toronto
1885 a. m. 1906. 's;l5 D. IN. -. -,
Elegant sleeping for Bunao niagara Fails. Detrot
Chicago and ST Louis on all through trains
Daily Daily except saturday. Other trains daily eIceT
Sunday =,
For tickets timetables parlor seepngcar accommodS
tons information. apply at Offices Wasa
New York Cy-363 1856 942 Broadway, 1854 Bowery ase
West shore stations foot OF West 4Zdst 1901
c. F. LAMBERT,
5Vanderbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent
DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA. and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn. r. r 4:S0 Parlor cars TO baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving az Old POINT AZ sio w.
Gen'l Pass Agent $40 Broadway, y. Y
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HOW WORKlNGMEN LIVE IN EUROPE AND
AMERICA.
Rv IeeM eri
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EDITORS DRAWER.
CONDUCTED BY CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER.

FESTIVE PROCEsSION-MEE OF THE
FOUR-N-HAND CLUB,
Hyde Park London. A Page Illustration from Original
Drawing by George Du Mauuer.
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gnsirnttioh.

Boys and Young Msn Citv.
ITNIV ERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
~ Br'way. near 42d.st 48th year Primary. commercial
and departments INSTRUCTION thorough III NJ OBJ
BY ". l. AKIN. PriH y. {. HESDKlCksOA. Associate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-22

MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
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EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
BY GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
Pictures OF and Fr endshipThe
strike-The Lecture Lyceum Quarter OF Century
Ago.
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The undersigned are author
lied 10 receive subscriptions TO
the above bonds until Tuesday,
March 32.

At sch per cent. payable as follows:
$50 per Bond on application.
900 per Bond on allotment
500 per noad on lst June. 1857
$500 per Bond oa lot september. 1897.
S9G5 per Bond on lst December 1887.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH:

j NETWORK NEw.HAvEN and HARTFORD r
Trains leave Harlem River station corner lSsst ani ~
conave Third Avenue Bridge. across Harlem hives
Preached second Avenue Suburban Elevated rail-
roads, daily except SUNDAYS st5 75O 910 TO- lls5 M
2:lO 355 40 $40 $40 1890 NJ for Port Norris CAS-
anova lOsk Point, HINTS Point West Farms Van Nest
(Cv Isanfl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connectin1
at New Rochelle with trains for al ponts the main line
the New.York New.Havrn Hartford Railroad. shore
Line and Air line Divisions New.Canasn. Midd,etowy
East w. -
Midnight for Rochelle and all intermediate str
tons ut 1910 a. daily except MONDAYS.
Sunday for Rochelle and all intermediate sS
tons at 1901 and $50 m. the latter train connect.
In K at New Rochelle with way tram TO STANFORD.
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EDITORS STUDY.
BY WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs.

Pernicous Tests of the PosonNov els for Child
ren Minors. and semiatuous Persons OF Both Sexes"
Charles Egbert Craddocks In the Couds Recent
Noves-Bishops Tho Golden Justice; Henry Jamess
q Princess Casamassima."
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financial.
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.

Ahh JULIET AMI VI i.Aso RAILROAD COMPANY,
ANNUAL MEETING. ~''" . 1901
IA The stockholders Of Tho Joliet Ra,oaa fom
pany hereby notified that ANNA. meen ~ od
pany for the election OF directors ~ snc
other business may 10
Office OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad Camn,nv I'm Phi
49,
transfer books will be closed on March Isa7 n, TIA
hours day and reopenea on the s
day OF April CHARLES nj FOsTER WV
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For Both Sexes

For BOtn beXeS-CltY.
A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re
r. liable information, free; malice for postage.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH

NEW -HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slIp
~ (Pier 49, IL R) at pm and ii pm. SUNDAYS excepted
In or aud
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